Among the developments in the latter half of the 20th century were increased urbanization, consolidation of agricultural landholdings, improved transportation networks, and expanded trade with the Pacific Basin countries.
Among the most important developments in the latter area were Richard Montague's profound insights into the logical (especially intensional) semantics of language, and Hans Kamp's and Irene Heim's development of Discourse Representation Theory (DRT), offering a systematic, semantically formal account of anaphora in language.
These include so-called decentralization, to be written into the Ukrainian constitution (in coordination with Donetsk and Lugansk), as well as the following: the use of the Russian language in the regions, economic development in the latter, and the right to create a popular militia.
Chromosome imbalance in Dido3ΔCT-RFP mutants is comparable to that in Dido3ΔNT mice, although there is no appreciable impact on development in the latter.
This observation points to the existence of OAT-intrinsic epigenetic disturbances that may undermine correct germ cell development in the latter patients.
The difference between "revolution" and "assimilation'" is that in the former, man adapts to a new development, while in the latter, the development adapts to man.
Leydesdorff (2010) further argues that a knowledge-based economy is analytically different from a knowledge economy in that in the former, codified knowledge is regarded as key to economic growth and development, while in the latter, emphasis is placed on knowledge workers, and hence tacit or embodied knowledge.
The remainder was mangrove swamps, and much of the area scheduled for future development is in the latter category.
But the theory underlying this basically nationalist literature (suggesting similar developments in Italy and England in the latter half of the 19th century) is by no means clear-cut.
Foreword to Selten's "Game Theory and Economic Behaviour: Selected Essays" Selten, Reinhard, Game Theory and Economic Behaviour: Selected Essays, Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd, Volumes 1 and 2. Two of the most important developments in Economics in the latter half of the twentieth century are surely the extraordinary progress in game theory and in experimental economics.
Following the development of industries in the latter decades of the 20th century, urban growth has been marked by the emergence of medium-sized cities rather than giant metropolitan complexes.
